Are you a small business owner who wants to make the most of digital tools to grow and run your business more smoothly? Join us for a comprehensive workshop where we’ll guide you step-by-step through the basics of getting your business online and making digital tools work for you.

Key topics we'll explore:

What digitising your business means and how to prepare for it
Building a website that works for you and helps you get found online
Using social media to grow your business and connect with customers
Tips for paid advertising on Meta and Google
Engaging your customers with email newsletters
Getting valuable insights through surveys and reviews
Accounting and bookkeeping tools, plus the benefits of e-invoicing
Using customer relationship management (CRM) systems to manage your business efficiently
Making the most of Microsoft and Google business tools
Productivity and project management tools to help you stay organised
Why cybersecurity is essential for every busines

Whether you're new to digital tools or looking to expand your knowledge, this workshop offers practical advice and actionable steps to digitise your business effectively. Don’t miss this opportunity to future-proof your business and stay competitive in the digital age!

Presenter: Wolfe Campbell-Hales

Duration: 2 hours plus time for Q&A

About the presenter: With a deep passion for human psychology and data analytics, Wolfe specialises in leveraging these insights to drive impactful & multi-channel digital marketing campaigns. He has a proven track record in applying psychological principles to create and promote direct-to-consumer goods, enhance customer service, and develop effective digital business strategies. His goal is to help small businesses harness the power of digital solutions for remarkable growth and profitability.

This workshop is presented as part of the Digital Solutions Program in partnership with APM.
Please note by continuing the registration process you acknowledge and agree your information will be shared with the Commonwealth Department of the Treasury and the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science, and Resources for program evaluation and reporting purposes.